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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-01

No appointment of the Presidents since the 4th
OF March, 1856, has given more general satisfac-
ton than that Of Charles $. Fairchild to be Sec
rotary OF the Treasury. IL IS in the direct
line OF civil service refOrm-a promotion for dis
tinguished merit. It is also an evidence that the
strong conservative and stateSmanlike financial
policy under which the country has passed from
an era OF profound depression 10 the eve OF a new
period OF prosperity and hope, is TO be continued
for tho remaining two years OF the present admin
fstration Mr.. Falrchld is not only skilled econO-
mist, and a cool clear headed reasoner on all the
subjects coming whiting the scope Of the Treas
urys management, but he Is eminent among the
younger members OF the bar OF his state for his
ability as lawyer. The effect of his appoint
ment viii be To prevent any injurious agitation of
the money market, such as would have occurred
II q man In whom the public had less confidence
had been named 10 succeed Mr.. Manning. cur
rent values will not be disturbed by the smallest
fraction. Everything inside and outside OF the
department Will move on without a ripple; and,
except that Mr.. Fairchild has no taste Tor the
practical work OF politics. and Will not allow such
matters IN trespass upon his time there will be
nothing to mark the transition from the old Secre-
tary To the new.
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Judge Naynar,i ctid not lose anrthlpp nx thO

Judge Maynard did not lose anything oy the de-
feat OF hts canvass for secretary OF state in New
YORK In 1883. He lost his election because he was
known as the friend OF Mr.. Cleveland who. as
governor, had made enemies Of one faction OF hi,
party. These men set out TO kill Maynard, AND
they used his record as temperance man 10 drive
away the liquor vote. This circumsta nce, and the
fact that the boilers who erased his name from
their ballots cordially supported his associates On
the ticket, gave him, Instead OF the disgrace In.
tended, most enyiable prominence, and strength
eaed the ties between Mr.. Cleveland and himself.
HIS advancement, therefore, Will occasion no sur
prise, even with so many other able men In the
Held against him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-01

IL seems TO be clear that under General Greely's
ADMINISTRATION OF the weather bureau there is
saeoge,her TOO strong tendency 10 arctic climatic
Pecuharil,es Tor this season or the year The new
Incumbent, with his apparent inclination for the
temperature OF the high laritudes, Is admirably
adapted FOR summer chief for this section OF the
country, but what we want for the winter and
early spring season Is man in that place who has
had exploring experiences In the torrid zones
with productions for giving reminders of them NJ
. time when they are entirely conducive TO per.
sonai comfort and enjoyment. Things seem 90 be
~ skies and sevens now.
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TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE SALE
OF SHOES.

Having bought at . very low figure the entire stock
of retail firm retiring from business, enabled
to sell the same at prices before heard of by
people of this city.
There about four thousand pairs of fine and me
dunn grade Boots, Shoes, and Slippers in this stock
including such celebrated makes as The p Cox Shoe
Co.. Robt. Dix Son. H W. Merriam Shoe Co. Saller
levin Co.: Wallace. Elliott 4 Co., and many more
excellent lines all of which will be sold without regard
to cost of manufacture.
partial list of the many bargains:
Ladies' SHOES comprising Kid and Pebble Goat, But
ton and Lace. all worth from s1.25 to Sl75 Sacri-
nee price 79c
ladies' Shoes made Of fine Curacao Kid or Straight
Goat Opera Common Sense style worth fully - so
Per pair. Sacrifice price, 81 As
Ladies slippers, hid Opera Toe Pebble, Goat, and
Cloth House Slippers, worth 80 to Toe Sacrifice
price, 24c.
Ladies' Oxford Ties fine Kid with T;ps very ,,vl;,b.
worth $50. Sacrifice price. 14c.
misses Shoes splendid lot Of Kid and Pebble Goat
eei ana spring Heels all worked button holes worth
81 % per pair. Sacrifice price, Soc
Misses Shoes finest Kid and Goat Button made by
price. sl.39.
Cnlidrens Shoes. sizes to H. Solar Tip with heels
and plain toe, Kid Pebble, spring heels Regular
price, 81. Sacrifice price, CSC
Childrens Shoes Heels and Sprfpr Heels Kid ar
Goat. the Robt- Dix L Son and p Cox makes Regular
price Sl.5O Sacrifice price S4c
Chidrehs hid Spring Heels, sizes to g. worth fully
6oc Sacrifice price, 43c
Boys Shoes, Button or Lace all solid leather worth
all OF S1.oO. Sacrifice price, Csc
iouths Shoes very neat and servicesble. Just the
thing Tor school wear Cannot be bought less than
S1-2o- Sacrifice price, SEC
Mems Shoes, Lace or Congress; Also Pillow Shoes and
Brogans. All solid leather. Regular price, so
Sacrifice price, 97c.
Mems Shoes made Of very fine calf, all seamless
Sides in wide or narrow toe Button Lace or Congress
Every pair worth B. Sacrifice price, Sl.97.
Mehs slippers. elegant embroidered patterns on diff
SIC.
fuil line OF Ladies', Misses and Chidren's Mems
Boys and Youths Canvas Shoes at re. worth al 25
we Will also make general reduction in prices on all
OF our regular lines making this without exception,
the most attractive sale Of shoes ever offered the
Washington public.
THE STAR SHOE HOUSE,
726 7TH STREET
Opening evenings until o'clock Saturdays until
H. ap1-3t
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The legislatures OF the various states M the
onion announce in succession their unaltera HE
opposition 10 the coercion OF Ireland An eaIar,,e
ment OF the English elective franchise WiI, ba
necessary, however, before their votes can accom-
piiSh the overthrow OF the present conservative
governments, which Is the task now before Ireland
a response 10 the appeal for contributions win
round out these valued expressions OF sympathy.
and also render practical aid In the work to he
accomplished
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HAMS SPECIAL EASTER SALE

~ tO3ASlaL 4AAo1En kJAAE
MASTER WORKS IN THE sHOEMAKER's ART,
COMMENCING SATURDAY APRIL 2D. AND CON-
TINUING UNTIL EASTER.
A GALA WEEK FOR sHOE-BUYERs!
PRESENTS OF DECORATED
EASTER EGGS FOR THE CHILDREN.
HANDsoMELY-PAINTED EASTER CARDS FOR
EVERYBODY!
SURPRISES IN THE WAY OF UNUSUALLY FINE
FOOTWEAR, AT PRICES SPECIALLY RE-
DUCED FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
FEW SPECIAL SOUVENIRS:
Go, Cousins Finest French Kid Ladies' Button $780,
Ladies' 81 Fine Hand-turne Button Boots, for this
LADIES' g., Kid, Goat and Foxed Button Opera or
Common sense Last las.
, Ladies 72c. Glazed Glove Kid Pebble and Kid
lined Serge House Slippers. 49c.
Heel, h to widths, $l.4S.
Child's ts3ss to 81 Fine s1e5 Kid or Goat But
ton. for this week 91c
Infants 81 French Kid Button, 14c
Youths, (lls to 2s) Reliable Calf High-cut 81 %
Misses Genuine Hand-sewed Welt Seamless Calf
HlRh ana LoW-cut Shoes, $hsuperior many 3:5
Gents So Pointed Medium, or Broad Toe Button,
Laced, or CATERS, S1.4S.
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Advertisers

viii their purpose best. and at the same time
greatly accommodate THE STAR, If they will send in
before noon Tomorrow their announcements for the
extra large edition of Saturdays paper, the forms of
which be sent press much earlier than on the
other q We days of the week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-01

The Wisconsin state assembly has passed a hill
to punish employers ;or blaeklist:ng EMPLOYEES
This Is as fair as 10 punish employees for boy.
eottlng employers. ANY system which singles out
one uaan for the vengeance OF many, ana aims az
destroying his means Of livelihood, is iniqultous
and the application Of it deserves 10 be punisbs.,
As . crime ayai ast society,"
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Do the way speaking OF bad gas, which we
always have With US what has become OF Mon
slsnor Capel, who was coming east so fast from
CAaiornla few mouths ago 70 prosecute mum.
vf " newspapers for libel. He seems 10 be keep
lately. s''
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For BUSINESS o. STREET WEAR.

WE HAVE NOW ON OUR COUNTERS,
AWAITING YOUR INSPECTION. THE
FINEST LINES OF TEN, TWELVE. AND
THIRTEEN-DOLLAR SUITS FOR GENTLE
MEN WE HAVE EVER SEEN THEY COME
BOTH IN SACK AND CUTAwAY STYLES
PERFECT FITTING. THOROUGHLY WE'LL
MADE, AND ALL WOOL THESE GOODS
WOULD READILY SELL AT HIGHER
PRICES, BUT OUR AIN IS NOT TO FIGURE
ON HOW HIGH PRICE A SUIT WILL.
BRING, But HOW LOW IT'S POSSIBLE TO
SELL 1T. SUITS SUCH AS WE REFER TO
CAN ONLY BE SOLD AT THE PRICES WE
NAME WHEN-AS IN THIS CAsE-THEY
ARE MANUFACTURED BY THE DIS.
TRIBUTOR, AND HANDLED IN LARGE
QUANTITIES. LARGE SALES ARE THE
RESULTS OF SMALL PROFITS, JUST AS
SURELY AS SMALL PROFITS BEGEr
LARGE SALES. THERE ARE ABOuT
FIFTY DIFFERENT PATTERNS AMONG
THESE SUITS. PLAIN AND FANCY COL
oRs. PLAIDs. PIN-cHEcKs, STRIPES,
CHECKS AND BROKEN pLA1Ds, FROM
THE SEVERELY PLAIN TO THE ULTRA.
FASHIONABLE. AT TEN DOLLARS
TWELVE DOLLARS, AND THIRTEEN DOL
LARS A SUIT. SIZES. az TO A. CHEST
MEASURE.
LOOK THEM OVER AT YOUR LEISURE.
sAKs COMPANY,
CLoTHIERs TO THE PEOPLE,
api 300 to 3Os Seventh St.
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kLECIRlCITf Is LIFE NEA;OUs DFRrIrrv
Eectre. Mss 81 hedy and mind cured by Thuin ier's
i0iS y - - Ell TIE EDWARD 7. MERIT Ar,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-01

Ansoaewno s1pposes that the carbonic acid GAS
eore Is new device has never seen the gilded
!ooth drink soda water In the morning
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-BY APRIL 18TH. BY PROMPT
w paying tenant, brick House six seven rouuns
all modern improvements; herdic line
send description, location aud terms CASH TEN
Ant. Star office. M
WANTED HOUSES IN THE NORTHWEST FOR
w cash customers, ranging from $4,000 to $4,000
in price. OSTRAkDER STAIEN,
apl-:,t lilO Y ave
WANTED-I WANT To BUY A HOUSE COM
w petely furnished, in town. on easy terms
Address CLERK, star office. az l-..ts
WANTED-A BAY-WlNDOw BRICK DWELLING
w situate northwest: terms easy state location aud
best terms. q. NJ A., STAR office applet.
WANTED-L.000 HOUSES,
w All sections of Washington. 10 sell New York
investors.
HElSKEI.L & NcLERAN,
zoos l. ~.
Advertise and sell property here New York Bus-
hess Associate: JN0: il. FOLEY, l31 Broadway AID
2.S w. l2oth st. y. Y. NH aim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-01

By the death of John G. SAKE America loses one
OF her most graceful wits, and poet whose sense
OF nationality breathed through his works scarcely
less than that OF Fitz Greene Halleck and JoseDh
Rodinan Drake He was particularly welded to
the American idea OF the equality OF man and
wrote number OF sharp epigrams with this for a
theme, among them one Ona snobblsh remark by a
celebrated English actress.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

TNOR RYNT-oFFIOE ROOMS
II Some beautifully located rooms. nj the "BradbuD
RsaAesss Music" Prices reason9ble.
mhs5-W L. SILT lsos p ave
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WANTED-ROOMS.

W,ANIEp, - SINGLE GENTLEMAN WANTS
Tor plain cooking. Address q. H.. Star Office III.
WANTED-TMo FURNISHED ROOMS FoH
w nHht housekeeping no questions asked. Address
A h -. Star office. apl-.,ts
M ANTED-Bi 4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE A
w lar-e unfnrnished room with slcoVe With
board IN northwest section of city. references Al
dress. stating price and particulars. Box ~ Star
office. All l,s
WANTED-WITHIN TWO SQUARES FROM 1909
w 18th st NV 10y lady IN Department. large IN
FURNISHED Room. with communicating hall room. pri-
Nale house lreferred state huor. frunting price H.
references exchanged. Address Box l5, Star Office
mh:ll-3t'
WANTED,Bf GENTLEMAN AND WIFE TWO
w furnished ROOMS for housekeeping terms and
iull particulars. Address box la. Star office m3i 81.
WANTEDA GENTLEMAN DESIRES COM
w Portable furnished room. bet. 9Th and 10th sts n
W, where no Questions will be asked. Address r. \
VI, Stir ohice- mh3l ~
WANTED RooMs-wF HAVE CONCLUDED To
w resume the room renting Part of business
nlltl May lst and will register only for rent 10
transielts and for housekeeping PURPOSES Rooms
heretofore REGISTERED were Cancelled March LIST H. o.
PROCTOR son, Real Estate and Insurance. ls,96 r
ST NV mh.l:l ..m
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once AT = ssicIAi PARTY, Fanny K
"a foreign actress Of especial note
For reading well what other leOIle wrote
Ana Whiting III what few really say
They ever read 1T ALL said with A sheer
When G. was praised-a famous Artisan
:" hat, mee hanic aud 0entisH,aH,
FRAY tell i;ie sir are such things COMMON heresn
why, no. REPLIED the wIttiest OF 1,,e,,-
Looking the while, serenely in her fare
Perhaps It's not YER, cOiuino;, case
And Yet such things do happen now and then
tist as III y0a, trade one HAY chance To H.
An actress and a ttt,f y-dont you sees,
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E E; 8 81 !; u :: ::
Our line of BLACK SILKS, RHApAMEs and
SURAHS Is now complete. They are all new goods
anhe prices are as low as can be found for the same
quality.
We have in stock
BLACK GOODS
Of every description and all prices
This department is q specially with US. We will 1t
all times be pleased have you como in and look at
these sood to convince you that the stock and prices
cannot be matched.
We are showing splendid line Of
GREY GOODS,
in all qualities Also. full stock of BLACK AND
WHITE STRIPES AND PLAIDs, suitable for second
mourning.
We also have in stock NUNS YELLING, with taped
edge, for veils
CoURTALD's GRAPES. for wells and trimmings,
and q large assortment of Single and Double
BLACK sHAwLs.
at very low prices.
HOUSE.FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
BLEAcHED TABLE DAMAsK 90 inches wide good
value at 60c We will offer them at 43c. yard.
BLEACHED TABLE DAMAsK, superior quality;
worth 75c. We will offer them at 60c. yard.
Our best quality BLEAcHED TABLE DAMAsK,
satin finish; actual value, s135. We will offer them
at the low price Of Csc. . yard
CREAM TABLE DAMAsK, 60 inches wide; would
be a bargain at Soc. Our price. 43c yard.
SO dozen AI4L-LINEN TABLE NAPKINS, regular
price sl25. We offer them At the very low figure Of
eOc. dozen.
An Extra Bargain-A FANCY TABLE CLOTH, 4
yards long; worth $3.50 To let you see how low We
offer goods will sell them at S24O
Alarse TURKISH BATH TOWEL. A splendid bar.
gain at Lie.
Extra size BATH TOWEL; regular price CSC. We
will close them out ct l8c
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT,
One case FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON At &c.
Aux 1GxOOA (01AEIACdEO}, ZINC
1O-4 UNBLEACHED sHEETING at lsc.
We have full assortment ofREADY-MADE SHEETS
and PIILOw-CAsEs, and lower prices than the mate
rial can be bought for.
We arc showing a line Of EMBROIDERED FLAN-
NELS at very low prices.
100 pieces PLAID AND STRIPE aINaHAM regular
price II and i5c. Our price, 1oc.
AT
Is Is a 4 $B HH y II :;
ap1 7fH 6TH AND d STREETa
SRnclAI
To meet want urgently felt by great many people
whohaxe to use PURE WHISKY for sickness debility
and other purposes but who must have none but the
best and purest obtainable we offer our
E1NE OLD RYE WHISKY
FINE OLD RYE WHISKY
FINE OLD RYE wHIsKY
ct the vezy moderate price Of
FIFTY (5O) CENTS PER PINT BOTTLE
PITY (5O) CENTS PER PINT BOTTLE
| or 90. so PER GALLON.
Hsvins handled these eoeds for nearly twenty years
we can GUARANTEE them - represented, free from
| fuasl Oh and every other impurity, consequently
suited 70 the most delicsts In aicnsss or copyele
| cenceL ARTHUR NATTANS Pharmacist
misc 1Ath and and I'd end d sts. q. y.
| CUsPENSoRIEs. THE BEST FOR ,BIoYcIIsTs
y and general wear are ThHmieF,s No and No. 63
mh08-1m lola at, Walhingtoa. B. @.
= = warrRR,a a1Na s0A If,TH ar ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTfD-YoiN Nc MAN OF 10 YEARS OF AsE
~. assLss po,i9n Is lers IN sTo.sry or feed
pe'aie Address NJ. }. J., star Office. mh30-&r
WANTED-ToE NGAeEIN APANING BUSINESS;
max hadses r NJ Star c me- e'~' 70 ep sn''
WANTED-Br REspEoTABLE coLoRED
ood H reteTenees ' Cal =, g 81 $. n private 'a
WANTED-BY REsPECTABI.F CoLoRED
w girl. place chsmhormaid, nurse or O. do ssn-
ersl ho1ssSeTk IN N snail family Is willing to STA. :,
WANTED BY A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
w n,nss Position to take care at children nut under
t%S ysarS S'na 70 ls%se the city: good reiere,.es
w ANTED-BY A LADY OF EXPERIENCE. A
w Position as nurse; Will take % children or
sics GWEN Address i star tar oss sri Isisr
WANTED- by REsrECTABIE ColoREp
W glrl sipsiien q chamierlnaid OF nurse. CAll,
between and >. az 1000 10Th St nv. lp
w ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoIoRrp GIRL
w lisce as copyist Well experienced. Gall at
WANTED POSITIONS FOR COOKS. IATTN-
w dresses chambernaids. housekesIsers purses,
sales ladies, seamsresses, Walters families hotels
BURNHAa sos5 F 81 NV anu hospitals @hsi
WANTED-BY A REsPEcTABLE CoLoREp Girl.
w situation rs chamecrma,d or 70 DO general
housework; good references Call at 5l1 10th "
WANTED by A MIppLE-aGED LADY, GRApu-
Box Be-. nh3i- "a.
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF GOOD AID
w dress eighteen years. situation clerk in
store wages no object. Address l.. g.. STAR Office.
nll3O3ts
WASTEp- by A YOUNG WIDOW or REFINE
w nleut nye year old child. sirustun as house
keeter. genteman's family menial references ex-
changed Address II. Norristown, la mh:,O-3t'
WANTED-B YOUNG MAN. A SITUATION ASA
" tlera ne has had eight Years experience IA
rt. meat and provision business aad furnish tho
D,st reference in this city Address Boa 49, Star
oi"e' mhJO-3t.
WANTfD KNOWN THE HEADQUARTERS
" i"r looks, Maids, Mattresses. Nurses Butlur..
prSers Walters Farm and Dairy-hep OF all all kinds
MIN n reierences at + II. DICKS NAT LABOR BU-
l.-Nt, "a. aoh ST NV mh2g-4ts
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DEPART ENTs.
We offer lot Of Ladies' Ingrain Cotton Fancy Hose
all sizes and colors comprising 20 patterns worth
from 75c. to 81, at 58c Per Pair.
UNDERWEAR.
We offer ladies' Chemises, of fine cambria, with
clusters Of tucks and three rows of embroidery reg-
lar 75c. goods, at &c. Each
We offer Nurses Aprons fullsized. with three wide
tucks and embroidered edge, regular 35c goods, at
27c. Each.
MILLINERY.
We offer fine shapes in Rough and Ready" Straw
Bonnet, regularly sold for 4Sc,. at csc. Each.
The popular "Dandy" Bonnet. of cocoa braid. reeu-
larly sold for 75c.. at 49c. Each.
Bunches Of Cat-Tails in all the newest shades. At
39c. Per Bunch.
Childrens.School Hats. all lined and trimmed reeu
larly sold for 75c., at 4Sc. Each.
GLOVES.
We offer lot Of genuine Black Kid Goyea buttoned
all Sizes the celebrated "Hortense" brand the same
glove sold generally for $3.50. at S5c Per Pair
COLLARS AND CUFFS
We offer lot Of ladies' Fancy-colored Collars and
Cuffs in sets, regularly sold at 25c at 15c Per Set
CORSETS.
We offer regular 81 Woven Corsets silk stitched.
sizes 20 to "a at 75c. each.
Regular 81 so SHOOK Corsets. and LES short rid
ing Corsets both and silk stitched sizes 20 to
SG. at 81 Each.
Regular 81 Woven Corsets GOO bones) silk stitched
top ard bottom, and $2 Lined Corsets silk stitched
topand bottom, sizes 20 to "a. at 81. so Each
ENGRAVING.
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CORSETS.
ENGRAVING.

We will engrsve plate and print your name on &c
steel finished cards for IS.
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RIBBONS.
Notwithstanding the great rise in Ribbons we are
selling at less than old prices Elegant Ribbons
Nos 10 and % at 20. &c. %, and Soc per yard.
No. 12 at IL, 20, %, and 25c. per yard
No. ut L. Ii, and 18c per yard.
No. at Sc. per yard.
No. , at &c. per yard
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BOUCLE JACKETS.
Five Hundred Elegant Boucls Jackets, all colors
worth also, at Csc. only.
PARASOIS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
Fun Line Of Parasols and Sun Umbrellas At re
msxksbly Low Figures.
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GLOVES.

GLOVES
We offer lot of genuine Black Kid Gloves buttoned
all sizes the celebrated "Hortense" brand the same
glove sold generally for 81 so, at Soc Per Pair
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FOR RENTLSTORES.

NOR RFNT-sToRE 73l 7TH AND STORE AND
IT Dwelling z IL 9TH ST. NV. Inquire Of H. BALLAUf.
1:Sl 9TH St. nlh2e-1ws
EOR RENT-ON APRIL sTH. 1851, STOKE
store w. G. DCNAII.
(Successor % Duval Marrl
mhlS-l4t 925 St NV.
NOR RRNT-THREE NEW STORES AND DwEII-
II inrs: PARTIES wishing good business stand would
do we'll to look at 1902 1906 and 1908 18th S. n W.
The stores ere new and in OF the best business
New York ave-, or 10 the owner. W. 3. hOOSE. 1233
Penn. ave key at 1SO4 mhs-1mo
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COLLARS AND CUFFS.
We oner lot Of Ladies' Fancy-Colore Collars and
Cuffs, in sets, regularly sold at 25c at 15c. Per Set
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WANTED--HELP

WANTED IMMEDIATELY FIRST f-r -
w Wilmer: good salary and permanent lssi,ion IL r
the riSht party Address Immediately NJ. r. Star OF
nee. apl-2t'
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Summer Flowers Are All Now Faded


Summer joys are all past and summer
hopes are dead forever, but hope springs
eternal in the human breast. Remember
the 21Oth Grand Monthly dra wing of the
Louisiana State Lottery Company, which
will take place without fail on Tuesday
always Tuesday, Nov. s; some one viii be
better off. Here is how the 20Sth resulted
Sept Is, 1887, at New Orleans, La. Ticket
No 81, 425 drew the First Capital Prize
$4,000 Ticket No. 81 ,5G3 drew the Sec
ond Grad Prize oil $50 900; it was sold i'll
tenths at 81 sent to NJ A. Dauphin, New
| Orleans, La. one went to the Peoples Bank
| of Now York city; one to Paul Baier, l56
| Hudson avenue, Chicago.f ILL.,, through
Southern EGp.ess Company; one to Chris
! f. Metz, III West North avenue, Chicago,
| ILL.,, through Southern Express Company;
! one to Albert Evans through Firss Ma
| tional Bank of Pueblo, Col. /; one to F. Ep-
stein, Roolhouse, Ill. through Roodhouse
Bank: one to Paul Kinler, runner Union
| National Dauz, New Orleans, for a deposi
| tor; one TO Frank Gil.ett, Norfolk, Neb,
| through Southern Exygess Company, etc,
etc Ticket No. 95,373 drew the Third
Grand Prize of 5000; 1t wes sold in tenths
at 81 each; two were paid to Mrs. FrancI,
! W. Siddall, Canton, O., through Southern
| Express Company: one 20 NalioGal CoM-
| mercial Bank, Mobile, Ala. one to Charles
johnson, Mobile, Ala. through National
| Commercial Sank, Mobile; one to GOdlu.i
Wizenlann New York, through Southern
Express Company; one 10 B Nathan, S3S
Broadway, New York, through Southern
Express Co npauy. Nos. 81 ,G77 and 81, 399
drew the Two Fourth Grand Prizes of $40, 900
each; they were sold in teE5hs at 81 each,
sent to NJ, A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
THEY were held by parties in San Francisco
and Sonora, Cal. /; New Orleans, La. Bos-
ton, Mass. Kansas City and st. Joseph,
Mo-; Denver, Col. ; New York City, N. Y;
Memphis and Glenmary, Tenn. Franklin
ton, n. c.; Fort Union, n. Mex; Milwau-
Iee and GAINESVILLE, Wis; Norton, Kan
Sioux City, Iowa; and Gordo, Ala; and the
other portion of $685., 900 we're sent to ali
parts of the world, and it all will occur
again on Tuesday. Nov. 8, 1887 For full
PARTICULARS Of which event address N. A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La.-Ne,O Orleans
(LG.) Times Democrat, oct. 6.